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you could also access the json definition with `lex.json()`.
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### Runtime Validation
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Prototypey provides runtime validation using [@atproto/lexicon](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@atproto/lexicon):
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```ts
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const lex = lx.lexicon("app.bsky.actor.profile", {
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main: lx.record({
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key: "self",
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record: lx.object({
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displayName: lx.string({ maxLength: 64, maxGraphemes: 64 }),
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description: lx.string({ maxLength: 256, maxGraphemes: 256 }),
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}),
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}),
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});
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// Validate data against the schema
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const result = lex.validate({
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displayName: "Alice",
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description: "Software engineer",
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});
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if (result.success) {
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console.log("Valid data:", result.value);
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} else {
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console.error("Validation error:", result.error);
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}
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```
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**Validating against specific definitions:**
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If your lexicon has multiple definitions, you can validate against a specific one:
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```ts
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const lex = lx.lexicon("app.bsky.feed.post", {
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user: lx.object({
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handle: lx.string({ required: true }),
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displayName: lx.string(),
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}),
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main: lx.record({
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key: "tid",
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record: lx.object({
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text: lx.string({ required: true }),
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author: lx.ref("#user", { required: true }),
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}),
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}),
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});
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// Validate against the "user" definition
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const userResult = lex.validate(
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{ handle: "alice.bsky.social", displayName: "Alice" },
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"user",
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);
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// Validate against "main" (default if not specified)
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const postResult = lex.validate({
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text: "Hello world",
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author: { handle: "bob.bsky.social" },
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});
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```
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### CLI Commands
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The `prototypey` package includes a CLI with two main commands:
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